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made the difficult decision to reduce the organization's 2008 staff by four positions from the <br />previous year. Still, a smaller overall Club staff faces the challenge of providing the same <br />services and supervision to a larger number of members. <br />2. Overall goal(s) of the organization for the funding period. <br />The Boys & Girls Clubs of Elk River' continuing goals this year are to maintain its consistent, <br />effective programs and to retain and train its quality staff. To support expanded. programs and <br />ensure its continued availability to the youth of Elk River, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Elk River <br />must broaden its funding base. Key focus areas related to these goals are Organization Growth, <br />Targeted Funding, Board Development, Budget Process and Ensure Save Environment-all of <br />which were also identified as critical issues in the organization's strategic plan. <br />Teen Programming -Adequate orientation, training, recognition, compensation, and <br />opportunities for advancement must be provided for staffs, which are the front line of the <br />organization and the key to providing members with a safe and stable presence. In addition, the <br />organization must expand its Teen program to provide better support for its Teenagers in this time <br />of need and increased membership. <br />Cultural Celebrations -Though many requests form neighborhoods and other community <br />partners,. the organization's has identified a need for Cultural Celebrations and parent <br />involvement. Programs and activities are needed to develop cultural awareness through <br />knowledge and appreciation. Before considering expansion, the organization must be certain that <br />the future of its existing staff, programs, and facilities is secure. Given that the Clubs' budget is <br />composed almost entirely of salaries/wages and facilities-related expenses and the organization is <br />committed to high safety and program quality standards, it would be difficult for the Boys & <br />Girls Clubs of Elk River to maintain all of its facilities and programs if additional budget cuts <br />were required. <br />Partnership -Many people in the Elk River are unaware of the organization's purpose or only <br />recognize it for its social programs. In reality the Clubs deliver strong programs supported by a <br />progressive youth development strategy. This impacts the organization's ability to effectively <br />serve more youth and community members. Improved communications are a critical step in <br />enabling the Clubs to maintain existing relationships with fenders and to broaden its donor base, <br />which is why the Clubs will continue to build upon the relationship with the City of Elk River. <br />In addition to the above goals, the organization will continue to work toward strategic plan <br />objectives falling outside of these focus areas. <br />3. Objectives or ways in which you will meet the goal(s). <br />Teen Programming -This funding period, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Elk River will hire a Teen <br />Coordinator, which will conduct Teen programming. This individual will developed a formalized <br />plan for recruitment and ongoing support of teen services for the community of Elk River. The <br />organization will provide leadership opportunities, teen dances, field trips, etc. This local Boys & <br />Girls Club Professional will have a presence in Lion's Park and address the need for positive teen <br />involvement as well. Weather permitting; a weekly activity will be provided in Lion's Park or <br />Trout Brook area once a week to engage teenagers to get involved with their community or local <br />Boys & Girls Club. The Teen Coordinator will also build relationships with neighborhood <br />groups, faith-based organizations and local schools to fill the "gap" and maintain a diverse <br />teenage membership. <br />
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